•The LAT has a story on why the forecast completion of the Regional Connector has recently slipped from Dec. 2021 to spring/summer 2022. Among one of the challenges: labor shortages [continue reading]
In honor of Memorial Day, limited edition Memorial Day TAP cards will be available beginning today, May 13, at select TAP vending machines at the stations listed below. Be sure [continue reading]
•It’s National Bike Month and one of the cooler ideas I’ve read is above: a network of rails-to-trails that a cyclist could use to travel between the Atlantic and Pacific [continue reading]
The northbound U.S. 101 Vignes Street on/off ramps, adjacent to the construction zone, will experience ramp closures on Monday, May 13 and Thursday, May 16 between the hours of 8 [continue reading]
Metro’s proposed $7.2-billion budget for the upcoming 2019-2020 fiscal year was released last week. As part of the normal review process, Metro CEO Phil Washington added bus service hours to the number that was posted online — from 7,019,376 to 7,094,376. Some points we want to make sure everyone understands: [continue reading]
See and order all the RTD gear in the online Metro Shop. The RTD was one of the predecessor agencies to Metro and has found it’s way into L.A. lore [continue reading]
Warning: there are SPOILERS in this video. In the train of thrones, you TAP…and you ride. In which “The Last of the Starks” prepare for the final battle against Cersei [continue reading]
Below are some pics taken this spring at or near two stations under construction for the Regional Connector — Historic Broadway (at 2nd and Broadway) and Grand Av Arts/Bunker Hill [continue reading]
Rodeo Road was renamed Obama Boulevard this past Saturday in honor of our 44th president. A limited number of TAP cards were created to commemorate the event, and they will [continue reading]
Women Build Metro Los Angeles will be hosting an apprenticeship readiness fair on Friday, May 17. Come and meet women and recruiters from trade unions, construction-related businesses, and prime contractors. [continue reading]
